Men More Likely to Make Voice Calls, Women More Likely to Use Social Networks for Communications

Rebtel, a mobile VoIP company, contracted Harris Interactive to conduct a survy about how men and women use social networks and phones (voice calls) to communicate.

The survey indicates that men are more likely than women to make a voice call to family members (84% vs. 79%). Men were found to also be slightly more likely to communicate with co-workers using a voice call than women (73% vs. 70%). Voice calls to friends, however, were nearly identical for men and women (75% vs.